Pakistan Military Court

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's cases in connection with the May 9 riots might go to military courts, the Pakistan government's spokesperson for legal affairs, Barrister Aqeel Malik, said.

Pakistan's military has arrested the former chief of its spy agency ISI, Lieutenant-General Faiz Hameed, and initiated court martial proceedings against him - a first in the country's history.

Pakistan's former ISI chief Lt Gen (retd.) Faiz Hameed has been arrested by the military ahead of his court martial in connection with a housing scheme scandal, the army said on Monday.

The judge has been hearing the cases against Opposition Leader in Parliament Omar Ayub and other workers of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf related to attacks on military installations in May last year..

Military courts in Pakistan should not try more than 100 people for their alleged role in attacks on army installations during the riots that followed former premier Imran Khan's arrest on May 9 last year, Amnesty International chief has said.

A Pakistani court on Saturday convicted 51 supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan for five years of rigorous imprisonment on two counts for their involvement in attacking key military installations last year.

A special NIA court in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday sent a man to six years of rigorous imprisonment for passing photographs and videos of sensitive Indian installations to agents working for Pakistani defence establishment and spy agency ISI.

An anti-terrorism court on Saturday granted bail to jailed former Pakistan premier Imran Khan in 12 cases linked to the May 9 attacks on military installations by his supporters following his arrest in an alleged corruption case.

A Pakistan anti-terrorism court on Tuesday extended till February 9 the pre-arrest bail of former prime minister Imran Khan in seven terrorism cases related to attacks on military installations in May last year.

Pakistan's Supreme Court today upheld late former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf's death penalty handed out to him by a special court in 2019 in the high treason case.

Pakistan Supreme Court Wednesday allowed trial of civilians by the military courts, conditionally suspending its October 23 unanimous ruling in which it had nullified military trials of civilians.

Pakistan's Supreme Court on Friday decided to hear an appeal by now-dead former military dictator Pervez Musharraf against the special court majority judgment that handed him a death sentence on treason charges in 2019.

Pakistan's top court ruled on Monday that military trials of civilians are unconstitutional, a relief for dozens on trial for ransacking military installations during protests in May after the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Taking strict action against a soldier, who was caught passing secret information to a Pakistan embassy staffer in Delhi about military activities along the northern borders, an Army Court Martial has awarded over a 10-year jail sentence.

Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial said that the trial of accused civilians allegedly involved in the May 9 violence should not begin in military courts without informing the Pakistan Supreme Court, local reported said.

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's cases in connection with the May 9 riots might go to military courts, the Pakistan government's spokesperson for legal affairs, Barrister Aqeel Malik, said.

Pakistan's military has arrested the former chief of its spy agency ISI, Lieutenant-General Faiz Hameed, and initiated court martial proceedings against him - a first in the country's history.

Pakistan's former ISI chief Lt Gen (retd.) Faiz Hameed has been arrested by the military ahead of his court martial in connection with a housing scheme scandal, the army said on Monday.

The judge has been hearing the cases against Opposition Leader in Parliament Omar Ayub and other workers of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf related to attacks on military installations in May last year..

Military courts in Pakistan should not try more than 100 people for their alleged role in attacks on army installations during the riots that followed former premier Imran Khan's arrest on May 9 last year, Amnesty International chief has said.

A Pakistani court on Saturday convicted 51 supporters of former prime minister Imran Khan for five years of rigorous imprisonment on two counts for their involvement in attacking key military installations last year.

A special NIA court in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday sent a man to six years of rigorous imprisonment for passing photographs and videos of sensitive Indian installations to agents working for Pakistani defence establishment and spy agency ISI.

An anti-terrorism court on Saturday granted bail to jailed former Pakistan premier Imran Khan in 12 cases linked to the May 9 attacks on military installations by his supporters following his arrest in an alleged corruption case.

A Pakistan anti-terrorism court on Tuesday extended till February 9 the pre-arrest bail of former prime minister Imran Khan in seven terrorism cases related to attacks on military installations in May last year.

Pakistan's Supreme Court today upheld late former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf's death penalty handed out to him by a special court in 2019 in the high treason case.

Pakistan Supreme Court Wednesday allowed trial of civilians by the military courts, conditionally suspending its October 23 unanimous ruling in which it had nullified military trials of civilians.

Pakistan's Supreme Court on Friday decided to hear an appeal by now-dead former military dictator Pervez Musharraf against the special court majority judgment that handed him a death sentence on treason charges in 2019.

Pakistan's top court ruled on Monday that military trials of civilians are unconstitutional, a relief for dozens on trial for ransacking military installations during protests in May after the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Taking strict action against a soldier, who was caught passing secret information to a Pakistan embassy staffer in Delhi about military activities along the northern borders, an Army Court Martial has awarded over a 10-year jail sentence.

Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial said that the trial of accused civilians allegedly involved in the May 9 violence should not begin in military courts without informing the Pakistan Supreme Court, local reported said.